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Soil organic matter

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Environmental Management

Preventing soil erosion

Minmising soil erosion by wind
Minimising soil erosion by water

Cross compliance

Protecting water resources

Soil organic matter

Carbon footprint

Wildlife conservation

The arable landscape

Over-winter stubbles

Skylark plots

Conservation headlands

Spring cropping & ground nesting birds

Wintering birds on arable land

Arable field margins

Rare arable weeds

Cultivating grass margins for arable weeds
Corn Gromwell

Beetle banks

Crop and habitat diversity

Pink-footed Geese
Linnet
Grey Partridge
Lapwing
Turtle Dove

Creating flower-rich dry grassland

Species – and flower rich

Creating chalk grassland - how rich is 'flower-rich'

Giving plants a stronger foothold

Insects of dry grassland

Stewardship funding of local origin seed mixes

Soil organic matter and erosion

Soils and topography

Making a diverse local origin seed mix

Introduction and advice
Which species
Where we collect seed
Collecting guidelines
Handling and storing seed
Knowing what you've got
Getting the mix ready for sowing

Establishment methods

Ongoing management

Small-scale habitat diversity

Rotational trimming
Coppicing
Gapping up
Creating green lanes
Laying hedges

Pond types
Return of the pondweeds

Chalk streams

Wet grassland

Consultancy

Buying organic produce

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Public access grassland
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Abbey Farm News

ejc@abbeyfarm.co.uk 2018-05-17T22:20:50+00:00

1st July 2018 – Farm & Wildlife Day

Sunday 1st July 2018 - visit the wildflower grasslands, wetlands and farmland at Abbey Farm. More details [...]

ejc@abbeyfarm.co.uk 2016-10-24T15:35:57+00:00

Return of the pondweeds

Four pondweeds have been rediscovered at Abbey Farm in ponds that have generally supported no [...]

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